How do you win a chess match in three moves?

Answer

To win chess in three moves, try to play as white or move your pawn from E-2 to its required first-move position, two squares forward. You can also pick up your queen and move her two spaces diagonally to F-3. Lastly, you can take your queen and move her diagonally forward another three spaces, positioning her at H-5.

Since you can't control your opponent's choices in chess, there is, of course, no such thing as a formula for a simple, quick and certain checkmate. A checkmate is possible in three moves, based on likely actions of an opponent. In tournaments, this...
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Difficulty:
Moderately Easy

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You can't control what your partner does, but make sure you are playing white. Move your first Pawn at E2 to E4. Hopefully, your opponent will move their first pawn to F5 in order to attack. Don't attack his pawn, instead bring out your queen to F3. Your opponent needs to move another pawn to G5 in order for this to work. If they do move to G5, move your queen up to H5 which puts the other player in checkmate.

There is no simple formula to win a chess game because you can't control your opponent's moves, but a checkmate is possible in three moves. You start by playing as white because traditional rules state that white goes first. Your first move should be to move your pawn from E2 to E4 and hope that your opponent will move their pawn from F7 to F5 to try to attack you or try to provoke you into an attack. Your second move then should be to move your queen diagonally to F3. If you're lucky, your opponent will move a pawn to G5 to try and defend against your queen. If they do, you have won, because you then move your queen to H5 where she is now threatening the black king. You have achieved a checkmate and won the game!